Read Doreen Sebben's LinkedIn post on development in Millcroft. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/one-community-voice-smart-growth-green-future-doreen-sebben-mwqlc
Please don’t turn our neighborhood streets into parking for congested and poorly planned developments.
Submission by Residents of Havendale Blvd., Belgrave Crt., and Winchester Blvd.toThe Committee of the WholeRegarding PWS-10-25 Citywide On-Street Residential Parking PermitsCity of BurlingtonDated February 28, 2025 Respectfully submitted to the Members of the Committee of the Whole. Thank you for this opportunity to provide input on such short notice on an issue of vital concern … Continue reading Please don’t turn our neighborhood streets into parking for congested and poorly planned developments.
Burlington Ward Map / Councillor Contacts
Use this map to find your current councillor based on where you live. All councillors represent all residents. If your councillor is too busy to talk to you, contact another one. For the 2026 election use the new Ward Boundary map available here: https://www.burlington.ca/en/council-and-city-administration/resources/Council/Find-Your-Councillor-Ward/MainMap_Election2026_Disclaimer_24032026.pdf If you have a question or issue with a City service, … Continue reading Burlington Ward Map / Councillor Contacts
How to speak at a council meeting
This is an overview of how to delegate/speak at a council meeting. This post was written on May 3, 2024, and was accurate at that time. The city may change their policies overtime and it is best to check the city website for new information before planning on delegating. https://www.burlington.ca/en/council-and-city-administration/speak-at-a-meeting.aspx#What-is-a-delegation You can delegate in person … Continue reading How to speak at a council meeting
Contact City Staff
Through email to city@burlington.ca On the phone at 905-335-7777 In person at 426 Brant Street on the main floor of City Hall Service Burlington is open from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday, except for Statutory Holidays and other City closures Recreation customer service is also available: By email at liveandplay@burlington.ca By phone at 905-335-7738, from 8:30 … Continue reading Contact City Staff
How to calculate Burlington’s property tax increases.
Renters, homeowners, and businesses located in Burlington pay property taxes. If you rent your landlord pays property taxes by giving part of your rent to the city. The city and Mayor Meed Ward insist on using the term "impact" or "overall" when talking about tax increases. Usually, when you see information about tax increases from … Continue reading How to calculate Burlington’s property tax increases.
How do I view my tax bill online?
In 2026, the city added an online portal allowing property taxpayers to view their own tax bill. To view tax information for any property in the city, follow the instructions here. To view your bill visit the city's website: https://burlington-czp.cstpt.com/TXC/index.html There are a few steps in this process. This article was written on March 3th, … Continue reading How do I view my tax bill online?
Committee of the Whole – February 9, 2026
This is a computer-generated transcript of the meeting and may contain inaccuracies. You can check the accuracy of any statement by using the timestamp information and watching the video of the meeting from the city's website. This transcript is provided as a service to the community. Hearing-impaired individuals who are unable to watch the meeting … Continue reading Committee of the Whole – February 9, 2026
Burlington Gazette, Burlington Independent, and Focus Burlington Traffic Survey
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